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COFM in ChiangRai

Sa wad D kha ( A cute Thai word for Hello!)

I've been away from Bangkok for the COFM in ChiangRai and to rest during the Songkran festival. It has been a good time so far, and the COFM was ended 3 days ago. I learned so much about love God and love other people that will make me to be bond on reaching out to the lost and needy. There are many places around the world need missionary, and even I didn't feel that God called me to a certain place yet, but I can offer this temple to be a prayer house for him.

I was soak for a day, and for my sefty I avoided to be wet again in last 2 days. It's the most dangerous time during this festival in Thailand which called "SongKran Festival" when people travel to visit the family and have vacation. Most of people went out for the water fight, so I enjoyed it enough for a day =) .. When it's over, I'll get back to Bangkok!

Next post will be in Bangkok kha.
Gade Rammasoon

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